Albert Hammond - These Are The Good

^AAnd all these sad yound men p^Dbmaraiding through their lives ^Dthe girls that they have loved have now b^Aecome expensive ^Ewifes

^AThey think they know it all a^Dbmnd in some ways they do ^Dthey're reaching out for better times ^E7if they only knew

Refr.: ^AThese are the good old days this is the ^Dbest time of my ^Bmlife ^Ethe best I've ever ^F#mknown and it ^Bmwon't ever be t^Ghe same a^Egain T^Ahese are the good old days and when my clo^Dthes are out of s^Bmtyle a^End life is slowing d^F#mown I'll^G know what I have ^Edone

^AWhile all this sad young men go^Dbm marchin' up to walk ^Dthe old men shake their heads and say ^Awe've seen it all b^Eefore

^ABut how are they to know l^Dbmessons take so long a^Dnd by the time they found the answer l^E7ife is almost gone (repeat refrain)